Reliance High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Reliance, WY)

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Propbecy ccomrmuem The fire has reached the point of burning embers. Looking deeper into it we see ourselves in a small suburban town called Santa Claus, Indiana. As we are leisurely riding along, we see a man stepping out of a car. We pull up along side of him and inquire about directions and notice on his medical bag the name of Claude Thomas, M. D. As we start asking questions we realize that it is the same Claude with whom we went to school. While Claude is telling of his ciareer and happy marriage, we are interrupted by a brush salesman, none other than john Wilson. After having enjoyed a short conversation we journey along. Since itds near night-fall, we stop in Chicago at the Drake Hotel on Michigan Boulevard. On our wa up to our ram we are still discussing the careers of John and Claude when the bell boy rema tha!-he had gone to school with two boys who had the same names as the ones we mentioned. When Reliance is mentioned, he asks if we are, by any chance, graduates of Reliance. By then we are sure it is Spiro Varras of the class of '49 . Spiro then tells us about the other classmates and informs us that his best buddy Richard Telck has just left Chicago for India where he vgjll present his magnificent magician show. It seems the only class member we hadn't discussed or even heard about was Charles Williamson. So we ask Spiro if he knows his whereabouts. Photography seems to have carried him to far distant lands-mainly the middle East. The fire is almost out, and we can see a bright continued future for all of our classmates who seem to be contented in whatever field they have undertaken. As we see how important they are, Dolores Reay and I fLoretta Wildej see what a failure we have made of our careersI Dolores started out as a fine teacher and had great abilities but had to abandon her career because of low wages. Loretta's marriage ended unhappily, and in order to find comfort and companionship we had joined each other and secured jobs as sheep herders. The fire is completely out now and in spite of the fact that we are all alone, we find ourselves very contended and very happy in this wide world of ours. l r. X.. 'nx- S -ZO-

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